The owners of a former bank building in a popular seaside town have been given the go ahead to turn it into a cafe.
The former Royal Bank of Scotland branch, on North Berwick's Westgate, was bought for more than double the £225,000 asking price when it went on the market in 2018.
But attempts to gain planning permission to convert it into a home met local opposition and were rejected by planners three times as East Lothian Council insisted it should be retained as a commercial unit in the coastal town's busy centre.
